I have an uncle who is in the later stages of a battle with cancer.

I had to do a full abandonment cleanout afterwards which wasn't the most fun thing to do but I'll take that any day over a drawn-out battle.  

We're incredibly eager to learn and eventually dive into the world of real estate investing, with a particular interest in the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method.We're starting with very limited capital – less than $5,000 – so we know we have an uphill battle and a lot to learn.

That’s half the battle when it comes to out-of-state investing.Here are a few key tips and answers to your questions:Out-of-State Investing – What to Know:Build a Strong Local Team – Property manager, agent, contractor/handyman, and possibly an inspector or boots-on-the-ground contact.

It sounds like you’ve got a clear vision and the right mindset, which is half the battle already!

I have several fountains at my home and you are going to be fighting a losing battle in a remote str.

then identify those.. then use the GIS to see where the UTLS are.. does not good to have properly zoned prop but the Sewer line is 1/4 mile away and up hill..

You wont be able to compete in the pricing battle against someone who purchased the property 5-8 years ago when the homes were much cheaper and rates were better.

DO NOT invest your money here or with Dutch Mendenhall or Amy Vaughn (Also can go by other aliases such as Amy Whit-Vaughn, Amy Whitson, Amy Whitson-Vaughn) unless you never want to see your money again and want to get tied into fruitless legal battles.

Juliette:  Unfortunately, any activity of the irrevocable trust without the express approval/permission of the Trustee and ALL of the beneficiaries is going to be a bit of an uphill climb.